Automotive Keys 2011-2019 Ford / 3-Button Smart Key Vancouver

Ford calls its push-start system Intelligent Access, and the three-button fob is the simplest key for it: lock, unlock and panic. You will find it on push-start versions of the Focus, Fusion, Escape and others from these years where the car was built without remote start or a power trunk button. Behind a catch on the back is a small mechanical blade, which is the backup for the driver's door. The rest is electronics. To make a new fob work, we register it to the vehicle's Intelligent Access system with the car present, and cut the backup blade to your door. If the car tells you no key was detected, try placing the fob in the backup slot or against the start button, depending on your model; owners manuals explain where. Often the coin cell is just low. If you have lost every key, we can still program a new one at the car; say so when you book. For programming, bring registration and photo ID. Check whether your current fob has more buttons, since four- and five-button Ford fobs exist for the same years.